NoGood

NoGood

Advertising Services

New York, New York 56,279 followers

A team of resourceful growth experts unlocking rapid growth for some of the world’s most iconic brands.

About us

NoGood: The new good; exceeding expectations and setting the new standard in growth and performance marketing. We were never able to find the marketing team we wanted, so we built it — one expert at a time. Born in New York City, we are a team of growth leads, creatives, engineers, and data scientists who help unlock rapid growth for the world’s most iconic brands and fast-growing VC-backed startups. NoGood is recognized by TechCrunch as a verified expert growth marketing agency.

Website
https://nogood.io
Industry
Advertising Services
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
New York, New York
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2016
Specialties
growth hacking, digital marketing, growth marketing, SaaS, eCommerce, SEO, Performance PR, Content Marketing, PPC, Video Advertising, Social Media, Google Adwords, Podcast Advertising, Marketing Automation, Conversion Rate Optimization, Graphic Design, Branding, Performance Marketing, Content, and Data Science

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    Is Art Basel the new Coachella? 🎨 Art Basel Miami Beach was not only an art exhibition but a hotspot for influencers and creators. Brands like Ulta and Maybeline participated for the first time, flying in influencers to promote their debut. This is the next big cultural moment where Gen Z takes the frontlines of creating content. But is Art Basel losing its authenticity? What once was a space for sophistication and art connoisseurs has now become a media frenzy. Despite brand promotions, there's a fine line between art appreciation and an Instagram worthy moment. 📸 The event has become over commercialized, prioritizing media moments over art. Cultural events are being capitalized where brands don’t recognize the need to contribute value over noise. Brands that participate must add something unique that speaks to what Art Basel is. When influencers are favored over the artists, Art Basel loses its meaning and purpose. It begs the question, should influencers and brands tap into every cultural moment? Let us know your thoughts in the comments. #artbasel #brands #consumer

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    Not everyone has the budget to hire Timothee Chalamet – but maybe you don’t need to. Lookalike contests have been popping up everywhere ever since the Timothee Chalamet lookalike contest went viral. Away saw the opportunity and partnered with these viral celebrity lookalikes to market their suitcases. Why did this work so well? Consumers now value timeliness and cultural relevance more than traditional celebrity endorsements. Brands are actively seeing a shift of preference for authenticity over mainstream recognition. Partnering with celebrities used to be the way to peak consumer attention. Now, it’s all about being in the know — tapping into existing moments and experiences that people are already talking about. What do you think about the Away campaign? Let us know your thoughts in the comments. #celebrity #marketing #marketingstrategy

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    Hot take: you can’t accurately predict yearly trends anymore. 📈 Pinterest just released their 2025 trend predictions. Baby showers will be out. Nesting parties will be in. Pickle fixes, cherry reds and chaotic cakes will be all the rage. But how accurate are these predicted trends? All of these trends are backed up with Pinterest’s trending search terms. This means brands and marketers can work strategically to plan campaigns around these trends. But consumers don’t like to fit into pre-set molds (especially Gen Z). It’s becoming harder to predict trends on an annual basis because of how quickly trend cycles move now. ⏳ The speed of modern trend cycles continues to shorten as social media algorithms become more niche and personalized. Brands used to be the only ones who pushed trends forward. But with the rise of the creator economy, individual creators are taking the reins for setting trends too. Timeliness is incredibly important to Gen Z and brands need to react fast to short-term trends to stay relevant. Who’s making the trends next year – you or Pinterest? Let us know your thoughts in the comments. #pinterest #2025predictions #trends

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    Spotify Wrapped flopped this year. 🫢 Hot take: Just because something's AI-driven doesn’t automatically make it interesting. In previous years, Spotify dropped unconventional data moments like listening personality types and city matches. This year there was none. Why was it so lackluster this year compared to previous years? This year, Spotify teamed up with Google AI’s NotebookLM and made their year all about their AI-generated personalized podcast. 🎙️ But that’s not what Spotify users wanted to see. Spotify Wrapped is a viral moment each year for a reason. Their users enjoy showing off their personality through their unique music tastes. 🎶 Personalization and data-driven insights are at the heart of what makes Spotify Wrapped better than Apple Music Replay. Except this year, it lacked a human touch that their AI podcast couldn’t mimic. What did you think about this year’s Spotify Wrapped? Let us know your thoughts in the comments. #spotify #spotifywrapped #ai

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    Content creators are disrupting the advertising industry in a good way. 👀 Content creator Ashley Xu was chosen to create an ad for Taco Bell over a production company. 🌮 While the completed ad didn’t look much different, it was the intention that made Taco Bell stand out. Social media is changing the way big companies think about advertising. Taco Bell realized how important content creators are to their strategy. They not only gave the spotlight to a young creator but they were able to get free promo from the creator herself. Her ad was posted but so was her vlog and BTS content of making the ad for Taco Bell on her personal account. Content creators bring more than just their skill – they bring their community. Taco Bell is setting the new standard for other food chains to do the same. Forget production companies – hire content creators to do the work to help them so they can help you. 🤝 Do you think we’ll see other fast food companies follow behind this strategy? Let us know your thoughts in the comments. #tacobell #advertising #marketing

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    Is Black Friday really canceled? 🫢 While Black Friday is the best day of the year for the greatest deals, it goes beyond just saving money. Brands like The Ordinary, Frama, and Veja have taken a stance to not participate. In other words – they canceled Black Friday. Why? These brands have recognized the pressure and rush businesses feed into to capitalize off of impulsive purchasing. Instead, they leaned into prioritizing sharing their brand values over sales. The Ordinary makes a statement on their website about wanting to promote intentional purchasing over impulsive purchases. But Veja takes a larger stance to replace Black Friday with Repair Friday, recognizing the amount of waste that’s associated with overconsumption. Their version of Black Friday means bringing in products to be repaired for free without buying replacements. This is a message and reminder for other brands to not feel pressured to give into the retail calendar. The Ordinary, Frama, and Veja recognized this time of year wasn’t a reflection of their brand. Their strategy not only strengthened their brand core values but left customers appreciative of their honesty and authenticity. What do you think about brands that didn’t participate in Black Friday? Let us know your thoughts in the comments. #blackfriday #bfcm #marketingstrategy

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